Some NBA brands are just iconic. Normally, that’s due to a sustained period of success for the organization. Often, that image of victory lasts long after the success stops sustaining.

Such has been the case with the Chicago Bulls. Throughout the 1990s, they dominated the NBA, winning six championships.

Realistically, other teams only had a shot when Michael Jordan retired – permanently or otherwise.

Since then, the Bulls have struggled to replicate that success. They’ve had some interesting runs. The Derrick Rose era was particularly promising. Unfortunately, injuries altered his career – and the Bulls’ course along with it.

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Generally, Chicago has failed to roster an elite player in their prime in the years since Jordan departed. With that said, one appears to be on the trade market. With that said, his prime is slipping away.

If the Bulls wanted to act fast, here’s a trade that lands them Kevin Durant.